get in on

Idioms and Phrases

see in on . Also see get into the act ; (get in on the) ground floor .

Example Sentences

After McConkey’s signature moment, Chark can’t wait to get in on the fun.

From Los Angeles Times

Corporate sponsors wanting to get in on Ohtanimania without paying for a full season bought advertisement from opposing teams for the handful of games Ohtani might play at a visiting ballpark, rather than for the 80 regular-season games he could play at Dodger Stadium.

From Los Angeles Times

And why shouldn't Harris voters rush to sign these petitions and get in on the action?

From Salon

With Gloucester throwing the ball around in a change of tactic, it is only Newcastle, battling against salary gap gravity, who are struggling to get in on the fun.

From BBC

“We want it so they get in on Sunday, have everything they need and just grab it and go. No distractions.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• aid
• compete
• cooperate
• engage
• engage in
• perform
• play
• share